Synching multiple calendars in Outlook 2000

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    Question Synching multiple calendars in Outlook 2000

    I have a Palm IIIx that I am synching with MS Outlook 2000. I also have access to my bosses' calendar within Outlook as well (I have access to this person's entire mailbox via our corporate LAN).

    When I synch my Palm with Outlook I want it to be populated with the appointments in MY calendar as well as HERS.

    I also want her contacts (as well as those in my Contacts folder) to overwrite those on my Palm.

    Is there a way to do this?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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    Default Re: Synching multiple calendars in Outlook 2000

    Originally posted by robn
    I have a Palm IIIx that I am synching with MS Outlook 2000. I also have access to my bosses' calendar within Outlook as well (I have access to this person's entire mailbox via our corporate LAN).

    When I synch my Palm with Outlook I want it to be populated with the appointments in MY calendar as well as HERS.

    I also want her contacts (as well as those in my Contacts folder) to overwrite those on my Palm.

    Is there a way to do this?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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